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| author | Nappo, Francesco Cangiotti, Nicolò |
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| contents | This paper defends an account of terrestrial analogue simulations in black hole physics as instances of inferences from material analogy in science (Hesse 1963). We outline the main verdicts and recommendations deriving from this analysis, arguing that they not only fit the existing practice but are also more credible than those supported by prominent epistemological alternatives (e.g., Crowther et al. 2019, Dardashti et al. 2019). |
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| spellingShingle | What is so special about analogue simulations? Nappo, Francesco Cangiotti, Nicolò History and Philosophy of Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Quantum Physics 83C57, 83C45, 81P05 This paper defends an account of terrestrial analogue simulations in black hole physics as instances of inferences from material analogy in science (Hesse 1963). We outline the main verdicts and recommendations deriving from this analysis, arguing that they not only fit the existing practice but are also more credible than those supported by prominent epistemological alternatives (e.g., Crowther et al. 2019, Dardashti et al. 2019). |
| title | What is so special about analogue simulations? |
| topic | History and Philosophy of Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Quantum Physics 83C57, 83C45, 81P05 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.13501 |